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With enqueue of styles and scripts failing, I fell back to this in my child theme style sheet:
@import url(‘../courtyard/style.css’);
@import url(‘../courtyard/css/elegant-font.custom.css’);
@import url(‘../courtyard/css/font-awesome.min.css’);

Solved all of my issues. Just loved the deafening silence from ‘support’. You get what you pay for.

Sorry for the long delay in response.

Just sent you info you need to test (referencing this thread.)

Thanks

The main issue I need addressed, by either correcting what I’m doing wrong or fixing a potential bug, is that when a new event is created, and the maximum number of attendees is entered, there does not seem to be any logical control preventing more than that max number from being exceeded. In the captures I sent you, you can see that while I entered 10 max attendees, I ended up with 12 people showing up. This occurs when you allow a registrant with multiple number of attendees. Only the primary registrant is counted, not the additional members of their party. That is why I was trying to locate your counter functionality in the hopes that is discrepancy can be remedied.

If you still need access to the site in question, please let me know and I will send you a temporary login via your plugin site contact form. Thanks!

I’m using a clone of the live members site on my local WAMPP, so here are screen captures of what I am seeing: https://sitesbywyant.com/beta/quick-event-captures.pdf

The same thing is happening on the live site. However, if you need access to the active members site for testing, I am happy to provide it.

Will do. Thanks for all your help.

Thank you for the quick response. I found a fix that works (for me) which was a modification to line 806 of quick-event-register.php

Changing this line:
if ($register[‘usenumber1’]) $content .= ‘<p><b>’ . $register[‘usenumber1’] . ‘: </b>’ . strip_tags(stripslashes($values[‘usenumber1’])) . ‘</p>’;

To this:
if ($register[‘usenumber1’]) $content .= ‘<p><b>’ . $register[‘yournumber1’] . ‘: </b>’ . strip_tags(stripslashes($values[‘yournumber1’])) . ‘</p>’;

Puts the number attending entered in the reg form in the notification email.

Aerin, since this is a members-only site, I would have to provide you with a test login to view. I can email you that plus screen captures if needed.

However I would like to focus on just getting the number of attendees to show up in the notification emails. The rest I’ll deal with later.

If you could just tell me which file handles the registration form and sends the emails, I can likely figure out the rest.

Thanks!